: Well, there is the EmbeddedSolrServer - Solr runs totally fine as a pure Java
: API. It can also be embedded in your own web apps without having Solr as a
: standalone service.
and the starting point...
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/Solrj
IIRC: the API for monitoring/admining DataImportHandler
Well, there is the EmbeddedSolrServer - Solr runs totally fine as a
pure Java API. It can also be embedded in your own web apps without
having Solr as a standalone service.
Erik
On Dec 23, 2008, at 10:29 AM, Glen Newton wrote:
Depending on your requirements, using Lucene directl
Depending on your requirements, using Lucene directly instead of Solr
might be appropriate.
Even in a web environment.
Not likely a popular statement on the Solr list, but one that you
should consider. :-)
-Glen
2008/12/23 Manupriya :
>
> Yes... At present I want SOLR to run within my standalone
Yes... At present I want SOLR to run within my standalone java application
which at a later stage may be ported to a web application. It would be great
if I could get some initial pointers to achieve that.
Thanks,
Manu
David Smiley @MITRE.org wrote:
>
> Absolutely... most of us come from a web-
Absolutely... most of us come from a web-app world but there isn't anything
intrinsically web-app about Solr except for the obvious fact that Solr itself
runs on a servlet engine.
If you mean is Solr embeddable so that it could run within your Java
application (which may or may not be a web-app
